3. Which word comes from a Latin word meaning “the fee a miller receives for grinding grain?
(A) remuneration
(B) perquisite
(C) emolument
(D) commensurate

哪個詞來自一個拉丁詞，意思是“磨坊主因磨穀物而收到的費用？ A) 報酬
(B) 額外的
(C) 薪酬
(D) 相稱的

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根據詞源
emolument (字根emol 有碾、磨碎的意思 “to grind out, produce by grinding” )

emolument (n.) mid-15c., "the profit arising from office or employment, that which is given as compensation for services," from Old French émolument "advantage, gain, benefit; income, revenue" (13c.) and directly from Latin emolumentum "profit, gain, advantage, benefit," perhaps originally "payment to a miller for grinding corn," from emolere "grind out," from assimilated form of ex "out" (see ex-) + molere "to grind" (from PIE root *mele- "to crush, grind"). 

reference: https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=emolument